i hope a week from today i'm hoping the only harris i'm talking about is harris faulkner. >> harris:s campaign continues to roll out the red carpet for celebrities at campaign events. some wonder the impact of the most elite americans on voters. early voting numbers are rolling it. eric trump with this. >> republicans are actually winning the early vote in new jersey right now. my father asked republicans to do one thing. get out and vote early. vote early, vote early and they've done that. gone to the polls in record numbers. >> harris: some people say they believe early voting numbers are suggesting trump has an edge. what this could mean for down-ballot races. that's important in the swing states. who will be in the house and who will be in the senate? stay close. newday to pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate new

harris faulkner takes you throw you the next hour. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. democratic white house nominee kamala harris headed into the battleground state of wisconsin today after facing what is her toughest interview yet. fox news's bret baier did not back down on tough topics that americans deserve answers on. we are just 19 days away from election day. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." bret's interview began with a tense exchange on one of the top issues for voters, the biden-harris border crisis. >> bret: how much illegal immigrants would you estimate, your administration has released into the country over the last 3 1/2 years? >> i'm glad you raised the issue of immigration. i agree with you. it is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. and you know what i'm going to talk about right now. >> bret: do you think it's 1 million or 3 million. >> let's get to the point. the point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. >> bret: your homeland security said 85% of apprehensions. a rough est

kamala harris. take a listen. >> kamala's gross incompetence disqualifies her from being president of the united states of america. she is grossly incompetent. all you have to do is look at her interviews. >> before trump spoke he had a long list of speakers who were on stage before him included melania trump, rfk junior, dana white, hulk hogan, elon musk. he said he wants to work with the trump administration to create a department of government efficiency and cut wasteful spent. got the crowd riled up when he said he thinks he can cut $2 trillion right off the bat. >> your money is being wasted. and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. >> donald trump's running mate jd vance also spoke at msg last night on offense over the weekend. he went on several of the sunday shows yesterday and some of those interviews got pretty contentious. take a listen. >> the military to go after the enemy within which is the american people. >> he did not say that, jake. he said that he would s

. >> harris: thank you.s a lot. fox news alert now former president trump will speak very soon in the key swing state of north carolina. he is going to tour the storm damage left behind by hurricane helene and we'll take you there as it happens. stay close. if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow, stay prayed up >> how do you plan on addressing the transgender issue in women's sports? >> i have nine grandchildren, six of them female all playing sports and we're very concerned for their safety. not just on the field and the courts but in their locker rooms as well. >> it is such an easy question and everybody in the room and you know that answer, we won't let it happen. >> harris: how do you stop it? do you go to the sports leagues. >> you just ban it. the president bans

harris faulkner is next. >> harris: breaking news now. we have a stunning new report from the department of homeland security inspector general and the red flags are really flying everywhere on this. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." this report lays out dismal failures by the biden-harris handling of illegal immigrants. a small portion of this is a quote. under current processes, cbp and ice can't insure they are keeping high-risk non-citizens without identification from entering the country. additionally, tsa cannot insure it is vetting and screening procedures to prevent high-risk non-citizens who may pose a threat to the flying public from boarding domestic flights. if this continues, they may inadvertently increase national security risks. that's the quote. those agencies are pushing back saying they are not to blame. they say they simply don't have the resources or legal standing to detain every non-citizens that does not have valid documents, even to reduce possible dangers. former national border patrol coun

the problem is, kamala harris is the problem. more kamala harris means she loses votes. more cowbell leads to her declining in the polls. i think the campaign has said hide her, don't do interviews, go to states that don't matter and hopefully people will not see and hear you. it is exactly what happened in 2020. she came out strong, was right at the top raising the most money and the first to drop out because the more people heard from her, the more they disliked her to the point she had to drop out before even the first vote. >> harris: who beat her? her boss, the one that they shoved aside and then in an interview a few minutes ago as we showed she said you have to ask him, meaning biden, if there is any other reason why he left other than that debate. yeah, that's the friend. new "washington post" poll shows slightly more registered voters in battleground states say they trust former president trump over kamala harris to handle threats to democracy. those numbers appear to undercut the vice president's argument that trump is a threat to democracy. yesterday president

. >> dana: so much to do and so much to cover as harris faulkner takes over. >> harris: a somber memorial at the music festival in israel where one year ago today, hamas terrorist era glided in and proceeded to slaughter hundreds of innocent israeli citizens. i can, october 7th. it has been one year. i am harris faulkner and you are into the 29. the savages who killed israelis and kidnapped 251. committed countless acts of horrific violence including the rape and of the young women and so much more. today is one more day in israel's ongoing war to eradicate the hamas network responsible for those unimaginable atrocities last october 7th. >> i think on this year anniversary, what we should try to remember is they were true barbarism in the world. they were as true evil in the world went the good guys are against the bad guys, america should try as much as we can to support the good guys. >> it has been a year of intense fighting with no end in sight. israel is battling enemies on multiple fronts and launching a new offense to crash hamas once and for all. from the north the iran-backed gro

your medicare matchmaker. >> harris: former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris areh holding multiple events today in the key battleground state of michigan. it is one of three so-called blue wall states which include pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan obviously. both campaigns want to shore up support and votes in 18 days. until people go. keep if mind a lot of people have already early voted but they're coming in with their closing arguments. that's what they are trying to do. according to the real clear politics polling average, trump is narrowly up in all three states by less than a single percentage point. here is why that's important. president biden carried all three of those states. there were slim margins in 2020 but he had that going into this point. former clinton advisor doug schoen says that's a problem. >> the so-called blue wall of michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania is eroding for the democrats. there is a level of disorganization on the ground and not a clear message. >> harris: leslie marshall and kaley mcgee white. great to have you both here.

kamala harris has religion on the border.a sudden after 3 1/2 years of being the border czar during the worst period of open borders, kamala now tells us she really cares about a secure southern border and blames donald trump who has not been the president for the last 3 1/2 years, she blames donald trump for the problems that have come up during kamala harris' own time in office. think about this, on day one kamala harris undid 94 executive orders of donald trump that destroyed his successful border policies. she ended remain in mexico. they suspended deportation. they stopped construction of the trump border wall. i've been to the border more times than kamala harris. if you go down there, you know what you see? big, beautiful slabs of rusted border wall sitting on the ground because kamala harris has made it impossible for american workers to build an american border wall and now she wants to lie to us and tell us that she cares about the border. how dumb do you think we are, kamala harris. we saw what you did and we don't

vance defending kamala harris? i am not sure any topic comes to mind when kamala harris is asked about it. maybe it is unfair that i criticize her, but we have to remember that her entire campaign, my friends, is pretending that she is going to change the direction of the country. the information, the high price of groceries and gasoline, the high price of housing, the wide open southern border is not because of any person except for kamala harris. so the idea that she is going to change and fix the problems that she helped create, if you would like, and kamala, i mean this seriously if you're watching, if you want to secure the southern border, if you want to lower the price of groceries and housing in this country, you are welcome to vote for donald j. trump for president because he will actually fix those problems. [applause] now we have to talk of course, about the border crisis because the wide open southern border has affected tucson may be more than any other community in our country. i was just as by a jour

trump and president kamala harris.e of us want that nightmare over the next four years so please get your friends and family to the polls. and while we are on the topic, to be clear to our media folks in the back and we will take questions afterwards but i was encouraging us to take our friends and family to the polls. we don't want a newspaper to say that jd vance comes to atlanta and encourages voter fraud. we are talking about voting legally 10 times the right way. the second request is, whether now or at some point in the program, take out your phones, take a photo of yourself or of me standing on the stage imposed it is social media and talk about why you were going to make donald j. trump an ex-president of the united states. we are never going to have kamala harris or the corporate media on our side. we will never have them telling the truth about donald trump's successful record in office but we can tell the truth so let's do that over the next 10 days and talk about why donald j. trump was a good president and

i watch, harris on the view so you don't have to -- i watch kamala harris on the view so you don't have to. remember her entire campaign? her whole campaign is to pretend she is going to solve the problems she caused over the last three and a half years. she will say on day one we are going to tackle the affordability crisis that affects american families. she goes on the view and they say what is one thing you would have done differently from joe biden over the last four years and kamala harris says nothing comes to mind. that could be the slogan of the kamala harris campaign. nothing comes to mind. nothing comes to mind. in 19 seconds, she blew up the entire narrative of her campaign. the dishonesty at the heart of the campaign is she is going to be different for the next four years from what she was the first four years. i don't think any person believes it. the state of north carolina is going to reject that lie in 11 days we are going to make donald trump notches to the winner in north carolina but the president elect in the united states of america. i got to tell you there are so

thank you very much. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: the harris campaign just put out a new ad spoiler alert now. women have the right to vote for who they want to. i mean, men and women are offended by this. we'll get into it. women being told what to do by their men and how to push back. where is that narrative coming from with this campaign? legacy media in major damage control over president biden calling trump supporters garbage. >> working very hard to spin this to some crazy end. i don't understand why all the pearl clutching over biden's statement. >> joe biden doesn't believe that obviously. >> harris: you heard jose, it's complicated. trump is turning garbage to gold and seizing the moment debuting his new ride. steve hilton in "focus" next. have you compared your medicare plan recently? with ehealth, you can compare medicare plans side by side for free. so we invited people to give ehealth a try and discover how easy it can be to find your medicare match. this is pretty amazing. i can go on a vacation with this money. i have quite a few prescriptions. that's why people call

so harry harry's opinion of of modern art did not change. but harry enjoyed picasso. he said he had a good time. he said it was a lot of fun. he said short bald guy, a lot of fun. it not that much shorter than this, by the way, was in front of the his camics studio, which has been abandoned and, is behind fences and barbed wire. ey're trying to get the money to to restore it. so hopefully will happen. yes and the book you wrote about the road. yes. yes. that was in mexico city. yes. so the road trip that harry and best book that i wrote about so well. he same same way. what i'm sorry to think people would write. right. right. yeah. so the question is harry took this road trip in 53 and didn't think people would recognize, i think by 58, he he was a little more prepared for that. and in fact, he had worked with the state department. the president travels on a diplomatic passport. so protocol that you always advise the consulate or embassy in the city you're going to. so there was advance notice of this. it wasn't like he was trying to train to go in cog like he said on

harris faulkner is next. >> harris: vice president kamala harris in a tough spot at a town hall when she tried to answer questions about the border crisis, which exploded on her watch. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." anderson cooper was pressing kamala harris about the border. >> three weeks before the first presidential debate with joe biden, you had executive actions that shut down people crossing over. why didn't your administration do that in 2022 and 2023? >> first of all, you are right. as of today we have cut the flow of immigration by over half. in fact, the numbers i saw most recently illegal immigration is -- let me >> why not do it in 2022 and 2023? >> because we were working with congress and hoping we could have a long term fix to the problem. >> you couldn't have done both at the same time? >> i think we did the right thing. >> you criticized the wall more than 50 times. you called it stupid, useless and is a border wall stupid? >> let's talk about donald trump and that border wall. so remember donald trump said mexico would pay for it? come on,

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner here is my cohost, kayleigh mcenany. gerri willis, fox news correspondent. tammy bruce, fox news contributor and author of "fear itself," and lee zeldin, attorney, former new york congressman, and former new york governor candidate. with just days until the election, eight to be exact, former president donald trump returned to his hometown of new york city for a historic rally at madison square garden. tens of thousands of people lined up in manhattan, midtown, for hours for a chance to see trump speak. inside madison square garden, nearly every seat was filled and chants of "usa" roared. >> [crowd chanting "usa"] [cheers and applause] >> harris: "the new york post" relabeling msg as "maga square garden" after the rally. it was at capacity, overflowing to outside thousands of people. when donald trump finally took the stage, the former president gave voters his campaign's closing argument. >> i just want to say a very big hello to a special place, new york, and to an incredible arena, madison square garden. incredible. t

harris even more.ds. and for cher this is very on brandon calver member she has always championed gypsies, and thieves, this is part of her think. >> laura: pretty avatar, is standing in for kamala harris whether it is molly shannon or are short, none of this -- >> laura: most hysterically funny thing, was lizzo doing the head turned with a hair flip on the way to the private jets. just like i got my pj, i'm going to the pj and we are all good because we are all for kamala harris for clack -- cracks me up, out of touch. >> detroit is the second most dangerous city in the united states according to a recent study. kamala harris is having trouble with the black male voters as well. this add they are posting on snapshot and dating apps targeting black men takes the cake, in the voters, i'm not so sure. >> hello ladies, good to be here. >> so what do you do? at. >> i work in finance making six figures. >> how tall are you? be one 6'5". >> that is a kamala harris add it, laura. the idea is we will hold men'

biden decided vice president harris could lead a diplomatic approach. her assignment reach out to central american countries directly. >> she was in a meeting with several high-ranking officials, including joe biden himself and she very cogently, it was outlining idea she had for alleviating some of these root causes. and joe biden hears her and says well, why don't you take that on? that sounds great there's no better trying to organize what thank you, mr. president, and for having the confidence in me and there's no question that this is a challenging situation. >> border issues were a key feature of harris's political upbringing in california. >> we've heard her talk about what she was attorney general, and she would go down to the border. she went into the some of the tunnels that existed where people were smuggling goods, how she prosecuted people who are gun runners human traffickers in 2016, a newly elected senator harris said it would be a priority you say immigration reform and legalization for people right here? >> but the. most successful vic

he has to go out there and defend kamala harris's record and her reckless agenda. >> harris: he willgainst a senator. governor walz, senator vance's debate on cbs tonight. the strategies we'll get into now. special guest corey is with me next. by using your benefit at newday you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out an average of $70,000. use that money to pay off high rate debt and get back on your feet financially. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on

the harris-walz administration.ah. we keep hearing the far-left version of this democratic party way out of touch, tone deaf with the american people. axios reports more and more top democrats are afraid trump will win. trump is now tied with harris in the final new york times-sienna if poll before this election. if you know, it's so interesting, by this point biden was off about 9 points, hillary was up about 4 points in 2016. it looks like the the polls are underestimating working and middle class are voters. listen to cnn polling analyst harry enton. watch this. >> trump may win the popular vote, john. you know, everyone has been talking about this idea that trump may win in the electoral college, but kamala harris may win the popular vote. you mentioned that new york times poll, a tie, that's actually right in the middle of the spectrum when we're talking about the recent polling data. you don't have to look very favre to -- far to to find donald trump up nationally. very close races, within the margin of error.

kamala harris cannot even tell us what she will do differently than the biden-harris administration.t biden said that every president has to cut of their own pot, what is one policy you would have done differently over these last 3.5 years? >> it to be very candid with you, including make plans, vice president's are not critical to a presidency. i think in terms of the tradition of eight and going forward, it is not make for a productive and important relationship. >> jesse: still nothing? she will overthrow the president but will say bidenomics is not working, that is a step too far. she called joe racist! now she cannot even call him a big spender. they are not friends. and bc reports, kamala harris and biden will not even campaigned together, don't expect to see them in the same room until long after the election. kamala withrow biden under the bus in a heartbeat if you had any ideas of her own but she does not. so she has to plagiarize the plagiarist peer just like biting, kamala's poles not looking so hot. the blue wall is crumbling and democratic benchwarmers can't explain it.

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>> harris: doug. >> how many is okay, harris? this has been the most amazing election which media that's thrown -- big media, the giants of journalism have thrown away all cloak of realism. they said we'll go all in. we helped push joe biden out and we've got her installed although we do not want president harris in may but now we have to now protect it. a journalist who said only a handful? i can't describe how bad that is. well it's only okay because of somebody else and then you get changing up the answers. people see it and that's the harris campaign problem now. trying to define a fantasy land that doesn't exit to people's very own eyes. >> harris: a handful. it really is just somebody else. that's a migrant apartment building. they are preying on their own people. it is like a syndicate, a mob going in and hustling people who also came over the border, maybe even some of them not legally and putting pressure on families. >> would martha except that in her neighborhood two or three and she lives in a building, two or three a

[cheering] kamala harris is here.s quite an honor for us, too, though it's not the first time the vice president has graced the stage here at the ed sullivan. she's been on six times, seven if you count when she was on to promote her acoustic album, "when we folk, we win." she's good. but this is her first appearance as the democratic nominee. "the late show" is just the latest stop in her media blitz. in the last few days, she's appeared on "60 minutes," howard stern, "the view," plus "ink master," "the mandalorian," and explaining the child tax credit on "bluey." and it's not just tv and radio. harris wants to meet the online youths out there, so she's also doing interviews with influencers. wait a second. does that mean i'm an influencer? [cheering] what? am i young now? with all of these appearances, harris is trying to connect with younger voters, black and latino audiences, and older americans. i think i know which demographic we represent. [louder and slower] i said i think i know which demographic we represent

and kamala harris. colin allred is kamala harris. they both are terrible on the border, voted in favor of open borders over and over again and both are desperately running away from it. that being said, my race is a serious fight. chuck schumer who we saw grimacing next to president trump at the al smith dinner, chuck schumer has been explicit on his number one target in the country and he is flooding the state of texas with over $100 million. every tv ad you see, they are pounding me. and we had a dozen polls in the last month show it is a one point, two point, or three point race. so i want to encourage your viewers, please come to ted cruz.org now. give 25, 50, 100 bucks or even more. we are getting massively outspent. in the last three days, he put another $2.7 million on tv, and the only way we can survive against that onslaught of cash is freedom loving patriots going to ted cruz.org in texas and all across the country and helping us tell the truth about my record and his radical record. >> no dem

kamala harris trying to take credit.criticizing israel's move to go into rafah where the terror chief was illuminated. first, we are ready to go, they've got a lot to talk about next on the bottom line. >> elon musk wants to a limited government waste. cory mills love that idea and will join us. harris will campaign in the greatest state, wisconsin with mark cuban. we will have liz peek in the second half. liz: a fox from north carolina, the one and only congresswoman virginia giving us an update from western north carolina for recovery there doing it without government for sure. aaron cohen on israel takes out the leader of hamas despite the efforts of president biden and kamala harris. hey, get your head in the game, son. the scout from football college is up in the stands. maybe i'd rather go to school for insurance. i didn't raise no insurance man. but you did, dad. football's your passion. but mine is providing around-the-clock protection to progressive customers who bundle home and auto. jamie, we need you out here

harris. >> harris: madison, thank you very much. fox corporation has raised more than $8 million for the red cross's hurricane helene relief efforts. and it continues to be an annual disaster giving partner which allows the red cross to respond to disasters with recovery resources. you can help visit red cross.org/fox forward to donate. the media blitz is on but friendly faces she will face. she does need help, though, doing one thing those tough questions would help her do. tell americans who she really is and what her policy beliefs are and what she will do. she won't get that in these interviews. plus disgusting displays of jewish hate on the first anniversary of hamas's brutal october 7th massacre of israelis. [shouting] >> harris: it's not peaceful. protestors raging through the streets of major cities across america clashing with police and desecrating american and israeli flags. whether enough powerful voices in the country denounce the dangerous hatred. where are all the voices all the way to the top? it's crickets. (♪) imag

kelsey gabbard, who picked kamala harris apart in her debate so bad that kamala harris dropped out of the democratic presidential contest a few years ago. i think i speak to everett -- speak for everybody in this room, we would much rather have kelsey gabbard and liz cheney. that's a trait we will make. next question. >> emily from wisn 12 news in the area. in person voting starts in wisconsin on tuesday. given what you're running mate has said about early voting leading to fraud, do you only want people to early vote in person, and does that hinder the republicans effort to get out the vote? sen. vance: president trump has been consistent on this and i will be consistent on it. we want people to vote in every way they can. vote by mail, vote absentee, vote on election day. in the past, me and president trump have both said this. i don't like election season. i like election day. but as donald trump has said, it is what it is, and if the democrats are going to use every method of voting possible, we have to do it too. we have to take advantage of the options that are given to us. so w

. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: the devastation from hurricane helene is more surreal than ever because the time that has passed. the death toll is now climbing above 220 people. it is expected to grow as hundreds of people are still missing in areas that are so tough to get to and that means that they are cut off from the lifesaving things that they need. this is the deadliest storm to hit the mainland u.s. since hurricane katrina. this is "the faulkner focus." the more our cameras can get in and show you this and the more people can get some of the help they need, what they are dealing with becomes really clear. tragic scenes from decimated communities are now in full view. president biden has spent the last two days visiting hard-hit areas and he said this about the people in the middle of all of that. watch it. >> what are the stilts in the storm zone. what do they need after you saw today? >> president biden: in the storm zone. i wondered what storm you were talking about. they are getting everything they need. they are very happy across the board. >> harris: what is he tal

the people that will vote for kamala harris will vote for, the harris. they are highly educated and they regularly participate in the democratic process and they do well from an income perspective. she got to spend some time with disaffected communities. talking about the black male vote. communities are not voting overwhelmingly for donald trump but she has to shore up that segment of black latino men by having some strategic and targeted conversations about, this is what it is in it for you. barack obama was not a messiah and did not change the world for all of us. this is what is at stake. this is the clear choice between me and an objectively inferior unqualified person and frankly evil empire. this is what government means for you. and frankly, barack obama and maybe even kamala harris may not be the best messengers for that specific segment that needs to be reached. the other part of the focus has to be voter protection. a little more than three weeks out and we need to make sure the people that are going to come participate have those votes protec

harry enten. harry would have pulling areas fine. whatever you want, you can feel free to wander around the state what does that current polling in michigan liquid, that would be quite a scene, wouldn't it be right on your show me wandering around. look, at michigan, you can't get any tighter than it is right now. man, i mean, a month ago kamala harris was up by two points. you look at the average of polls today. she's up by less then a point if that holds until the final day of this election cycle, it will be the closest polled race in michigan in history. i went back in my spreadsheet, you know, i love doing that since 1,972, there has been a closer poll the race than what we have going on right now in the wolverine state now, in terms of mesh, sleep and a bit of spreads to actually sure, i have a bad if spreadsheets i actually fell asleep on my suit on monday night, but that's a whole other thing. anyway you look, michigan is so important to both of these folks, map to 270 electoral votes. the chance that kamala harris wins if she

after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign >> welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper, after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign to re-introduce herself to the country. but with the election looming, many remain undecided and are looking at where harris stance on the issues that matter to them before casting they are balanced. over the next hour, cnn's audie cornish looks at harris's record and her promises on five key issues in this election reproductive rights immigration, foreign policy, the state of democracy. and one that most american side is their top priority, the economy biden announced his decision to drop out of the president in delaware headquarters building up the middleclass will be a defining goal of my presidency in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on that commitment. >> if you are elected, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> first and foremost, one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support and s

a lot of republicans think harris is a white dudes and for harris. who are strong enough to vote for harris but those appeals are not really hitting home. because it trump has such a strong lead among men. now, in the popular vote harris has an even stronger lead among women. i think this is the most divided by gender we have ever seen the presidential electorate may change in the next 17 days. but trump really has a huge lead among men. that is what is scaring the harris campaign so much. it is all men. visit gendered gap among hispanic men it doesn't matter it is ei a mail/female sort of thing. jon: fascinating race. stick with this. byron york at thank you and we will be right back. >> thank you john. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ feeling ughh from a backed up gut? ughh. miralax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go. free your gut and your mood will follow. for 8 grams of fiber,

trump is leading harris while the wall street journal has harris one point ahead. steve kornacki has more on how close this race is. >> reporter: in michigan, the average lead for trump is 0.1 point in the average in nevada what you see right here, 0.1 point. take a look here. 255. if it flipped over one point for harris, suddenly harris. >> we have a number of reporters and analysts ready to go over the day's headlines for us. >>> we begin in detroit. harris will take the stage at any moment now to kick off day one of early voting there. the vice president speaking with reporters in the last hour. they call that a gaggle ahead of the event. what did we hear from her? >> reporter: she started by emphasizing the reason she is here today think she will t encourage people to register to vote and vote early. she says the election is here so that is a central theme of her message and she concerned she will be traveling on monday to states across the blue wall. pennsylvania, washington, michigan alongside liz trainee -- cheney. liz cheney is supporting her campaign. one

because kamala harris, i'm telling you, we're going to look back at kamala harris as a blip in the radar a one brief exception to the greatest american story and the greatest american that the greatest america that we could ever hope for. because kamala harris is not big enough to take on the united states of america. the united states of america is going to fire her, send her back to california where she belongs and give the american people a president they deserve. and it's going to start with all of you. god bless you all. thank you. i'm so honored to be here and i know we're going to take, we'll take a few questions for the media. we'll keep it brief because it is hot out here. but if you, if you're a reporter, especially a local reporter, i'd love to take a question. reporter: senator. hi. i want to ask you, what do you think about former president trump having a third debate? a second with vp harris and maybe having it run like the one you just did, we seem to focus mainly on policy and not on insults? sen. vance: well, look, i think first of all, i think kamala harris already had

>> harris: fox news alert.eople throughout the state of florida are feeling the rain still in some areas and the high gusting winds from hurricane milton. holding together still as a hurricane category 1. right now millions of people are at risk of flash flooding following all the storm surge, the rain, the wind, and the water is continuing to rise. this is particularly important. part of the reason why in some areas they aren't letting people back in. we have to see where things are going to crest first and they don't want you near the water's edge until the rivers and tributaries have crested and begun to recede. it is extremely dangerous. you can't guess which way the water is going to move. if we've learned anything, anything from the recent hurricane helene, it is just that. water does, as it moves, what it wants and this is high water. tampa has urged people at this point to stay indoors. and they actually still have not resumed emergency services in that area because of the flooding danger. senior corres

harris, back to you. >> harris: we want to bring you back quickly. we can look at the national hurricane center briefing in motion. let's watch it together. >> eight to 12 feet including the tampa bay region. south of that area down to bonita beach and sanibel island. charlotte harbor eight to ten. storm surge warning in effect for the entire west coast of florida from yankeetown all the way to flamingo. evacuation zones in that region pleases cape now while you still can. you have a little bit of time left before the water starts to rise later today. i want to note on the east coast of florida from sebastian and southern georgia we have a storm surge warning in effect including portions of the st. john's river. as much as three to five feet above ground level for when milton exits tomorrow. why you want to get out of the storm surge evacuation zones. what will you see when the devastating push of water comes in off the gulf onto the west coast of florida? you will see large areas with deep water due to storm surge flooding. ten to 15 feet above grou

say about kamala harris, also republicans, they said this in private, they will say kamala harris isery insecure. she does not like to be challenged. if you do not like to be challenged or engage in open debate, you should be nowhere near the oval office of the united states of america. [applause] next question. >> thank you, charlie from fox news. i talked to a lot of people. they also said you were very cordial last night in the debate. the message got through. compare your style to donald trump's style, where he was a little aggressive. do you think donald trump's message sometimes is lost because of his aggressive style? sen. vance: you know, charlie, look -- i think, first of all, there is a media caricature out there of donald trump that is so different from the man i have come to know. when he called me last night, did you know what he said? he asked me how my wife was doing. i said -- he said you had a hell of the debate, i'm sure you were nervous but do have a nice meal with your wife and enjoy it. that is the donald trump i know. [applause] the other thing i love about dona

it's because of kamala harris.when she stands before the american people and says on day one, we're going to tackle the affordability crisis or on day one, we're going to secure that southern border. our response to kamala harris needs to be day one was 1400 days ago. kamala, what the hell have you been doing the whole time? go do your job. now, we know of course that the people who are hit the hardest by kamala harris's terrible policies are very often those who can least afford to pay an extra $100 to go to the grocery store or pay a few 100 extra dollars in, in, in, in rent per month. and of course, we know that a lot of our senior citizens are the ones who are living on a fixed income are the ones who have been hit the hardest by kamala harris' inflation. so here is what donald trump is going to do two big things for our senior citizens in arizona and all across the country. first of all, we are going to fight to lower grocery and housing prices for all of us. we're going to get back to an affordable american n

she and her father have both endorsed harris. and tonight, harris with another endorsement. what bruce springsteen is now saying about the stakes in this election. mary bruce tonight from wisconsin. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris in wisconsin, a town considered the birthplace of the republican ha party, standing shoulder to shoulder with former republican congresswoman liz cheney. >> thank you, liz! >> thank you. >> reporter: cheney, daughter of former republican vice president dick cheney, was a three-term congresswoman, and the third-ranking republican in the house, before going on to chair the january 6th committee, endorsing harris, she declared donald trump a danger to democracy. >> i know that the most conservative of conservative values is fidelity to our constitution. i tell you, i have never voted for a democrat, but this year, i am proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: cheney has been on a mission to convince her fellow republicans to put country over party, and back harris. stressing they share common values, li

i'm voting for kamala harris >> i voted for kamala harris. >> kamala harris gets it. >> kamala harrise 100 million americans a middle class tax cut. >> protect it's from price gouging. >> i never voted for a democrat. i'm proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. >> i'm a veteran. i'm an independent. i'm voting for kamala harris. >> she's trying to bring people together. >> she's a champion for reproductive freedom. >> who believes in the rule of law and our democracy. >> for the good of my country. i'll be voting for kamala harris. >> kamala harris is for the working people. >> get to the election polls and vote for kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> vice president kamala harris. >> i'm a 56-year-old rural white guy. if kamala harris thinks i'll vote for, she's right. >> please welcome amanda and josh, ryan wilson, jeff crosby, teresa acosta, dr. lakeisha holman, jenny and her family. kristina and bob lang. ♪♪♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. in the spring of 2023 we were thrilled to find out i was pregnant with our first baby. a girl. at 18 weeks, i suffered severe c

hear this reporting about harris?p-flopping on some of, these issues or changing her view on some of these issues depending how you would feel comfortable phrasing it does. >> do you think any of that matters to you are not? >> well, i'd absolutely matters. i think i would have hesitated to endorse the kamala harris that was the candidate in the 2019 democratic primary of obviously, she has evolved as a, as a government official. i think the last four years where she was riding shotgun with with joe biden no responding to world crises and domestic issues have been tremendously valuable and her evolution as a leader, and i think she's come to realize that you govern from the center. you solve problems from the center. so i think it's important that the message is that she's delivered bring now, you don't get widespread and particularly in places like arizona. >> alright, so in arizona, obviously, one of the states at ground zero, the immigration crisis and arizona voters have had in polls marris shown that they trust t

so they understand that kamala harris has a fair approach. not just to securing the border and making sure we have a safe border, but to making sure that people here have the dignity and earning citizenship and earning the program. kamala harris understands both of those things and those are the two things i am hearing the most from voters here on the ground, particularly the latino community here in nevada. >> one of the things, one of the big things in project 2025 is mass deportation. it is something that donald trump regularly talks about from his campaign rallies. it is something that his supporters say that they support and their is pulling out there that shows that actually there are a lot of people who actually don't think that there is a problem with that. how concerned are the voters you are talking to of now the promise of mass-deportations on day one if donald trump wins in november? >> i think, first of all, there is a lot of misinformation out in the media. i think it is really shameful to see so many buying into that. but when

so we talked a lot, harry, you've done a lot of reporting on the math of this harris, his outreach to black voters, and she's been working at turnout and turning people over, right? winning people over black men specifically. but wisconsin and where she is tonight in green bay, you believe it's white voters who will get her over the finish line if she wins. >> that's exactly right. so let's take a look at wisconsin. what's going on and wisconsin will look at white voters in wisconsin. you go back to the result in 2020, right donald trump won them by five points. you look at where the polling averages today. donald trump's only up by a point why is that? so important? because take a look here, look at the swing states white voters in the swing phase. look what percentage white voters make up in wisconsin, 88%, ten points more than any other swing swing-state, far more than georgia 56 are arizona. 64 white boaters are very important in wisconsin and kamala harris is doing better than joe biden did four years ago. >> and 88%. and that's sometimes numbers just give you pause and make you

let's start with kamala harris.g a risk about making this about january 6th and democracy so heavily because so many of the people who are animated by those issues are already in her column. i will be curious to see in the speech on tuesday if she would govern from the center. i think trump is also risking because, kristen, he is traveling all over the country. it's not just the garden tonight in new york city. i am now told he's going to new mexico -- new mexico in the final week of the election. he's also, we know, going to virginia and there's talk he may go to new hampshire. those are all blue states and have been for multiple cycles in a row, so he's taking a risk by leaving the three battleground states, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania which most folks think are going to decide the election. >> sara, what do you make of that strategy and the fact that you're frankly seeing both candidates, you saw vice president harris in texas this weekend? >> i think if you look at the polling out of these states and wh

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